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to make improper use of for personal profit exploit (v)

low, vile, detestable, worthy of scorn despicable

masterful, proficient, skilled adept (adj.)

unconquerable, unbeatable invincible

grim, gloomy desolate, dreary bleak

untidy in dress; careless, sloppy slipshod

to get stuck mire (v)

spontaneous, impromptu extemporaneous

undersized, miniature, small diminutive

rough, strong, harsh rugged

to free from slavery; unshackle emancipation

to blame, reprimand, scold chide

an expert adept (n)

a feat, deed exploit (n)

lethargic, listless, lazy, sluggish languid

disable, cripple, harm impair

an introduction, preface, prologue preamble

mud; a tough situation mire (n)

To cause to become, make; to perform render

incorrect, fallacious, mistaken erroneous

inclined to doubt skeptical

yearn, aim for, desire earnestly aspire

untidy in dress; careless, sloppy slipshod

low, vile, detestable, worthy of scorn despicable

lethargic, listless, lazy, sluggish languid

brash, impudent, undesirably prominent obtrusive

to make improper use of for personal profit exploit (v)

unconquerable, unbeatable invincible

masterful, proficient, skilled adept (adj.)

grim, gloomy desolate, dreary bleak

to get stuck mire (v)

rough, strong, harsh rugged

to free from slavery; unshackle emancipation

undersized, miniature, small diminutive

to blame, reprimand, scold chide

spontaneous, impromptu extemporaneous

an expert adept (n)

a feat, deed exploit (n)

disable, cripple, harm impair

an introduction, preface, prologue preamble

To cause to become, make; to perform render

incorrect, fallacious, mistaken erroneous

inclined to doubt skeptical

yearn, aim for, desire earnestly aspire

brash, impudent, undesirably prominent obtrusive

mud; a tough situation mire (n)

to make improper use of for personal profit exploit (v)

low, vile, detestable, worthy of scorn despicable

masterful, proficient, skilled adept (adj.)

unconquerable, unbeatable invincible

grim, gloomy desolate, dreary bleak

untidy in dress; careless, sloppy slipshod

to get stuck mire (v)

spontaneous, impromptu extemporaneous

undersized, miniature, small diminutive

rough, strong, harsh rugged

to free from slavery; unshackle emancipation

to blame, reprimand, scold chide

an expert adept (n)

a feat, deed exploit (n)

lethargic, listless, lazy, sluggish languid

disable, cripple, harm impair

an introduction, preface, prologue preamble

mud; a tough situation mire (n)

To cause to become, make; to perform render

incorrect, fallacious, mistaken erroneous

inclined to doubt skeptical

yearn, aim for, desire earnestly aspire

untidy in dress; careless, sloppy slipshod

low, vile, detestable, worthy of scorn despicable

lethargic, listless, lazy, sluggish languid

brash, impudent, undesirably prominent obtrusive

to make improper use of for personal profit exploit (v)

unconquerable, unbeatable invincible

masterful, proficient, skilled adept (adj.)

grim, gloomy desolate, dreary bleak

to get stuck mire (v)

rough, strong, harsh rugged

to free from slavery; unshackle emancipation

undersized, miniature, small diminutive

to blame, reprimand, scold chide

spontaneous, impromptu extemporaneous

an expert adept (n)

a feat, deed exploit (n)

disable, cripple, harm impair

an introduction, preface, prologue preamble

To cause to become, make; to perform render

incorrect, fallacious, mistaken erroneous

inclined to doubt skeptical

yearn, aim for, desire earnestly aspire

brash, impudent, undesirably prominent obtrusive

mud; a tough situation mire (n)

to make improper use of for personal profit exploit (v)

low, vile, detestable, worthy of scorn despicable

masterful, proficient, skilled adept (adj.)

unconquerable, unbeatable invincible

grim, gloomy desolate, dreary bleak

untidy in dress; careless, sloppy slipshod

to get stuck mire (v)

spontaneous, impromptu extemporaneous

undersized, miniature, small diminutive

rough, strong, harsh rugged

to free from slavery; unshackle emancipation

to blame, reprimand, scold chide

an expert adept (n)

a feat, deed exploit (n)

lethargic, listless, lazy, sluggish languid

disable, cripple, harm impair

an introduction, preface, prologue preamble

mud; a tough situation mire (n)

To cause to become, make; to perform render

incorrect, fallacious, mistaken erroneous

inclined to doubt skeptical

yearn, aim for, desire earnestly aspire

untidy in dress; careless, sloppy slipshod

low, vile, detestable, worthy of scorn despicable

lethargic, listless, lazy, sluggish languid

brash, impudent, undesirably prominent obtrusive

to make improper use of for personal profit exploit (v)

unconquerable, unbeatable invincible

masterful, proficient, skilled adept (adj.)

grim, gloomy desolate, dreary bleak

to get stuck mire (v)

rough, strong, harsh rugged

to free from slavery; unshackle emancipation

undersized, miniature, small diminutive

to blame, reprimand, scold chide

spontaneous, impromptu extemporaneous

an expert adept (n)

a feat, deed exploit (n)

disable, cripple, harm impair

an introduction, preface, prologue preamble

To cause to become, make; to perform render

incorrect, fallacious, mistaken erroneous

inclined to doubt skeptical

yearn, aim for, desire earnestly aspire

brash, impudent, undesirably prominent obtrusive

mud; a tough situation mire (n)

to make improper use of for personal profit exploit (v)

low, vile, detestable, worthy of scorn despicable

masterful, proficient, skilled adept (adj.)

unconquerable, unbeatable invincible

grim, gloomy desolate, dreary bleak

untidy in dress; careless, sloppy slipshod

to get stuck mire (v)

spontaneous, impromptu extemporaneous

undersized, miniature, small diminutive

rough, strong, harsh rugged

to free from slavery; unshackle emancipation

to blame, reprimand, scold chide

an expert adept (n)

a feat, deed exploit (n)

lethargic, listless, lazy, sluggish languid

disable, cripple, harm impair

an introduction, preface, prologue preamble

mud; a tough situation mire (n)

To cause to become, make; to perform render

incorrect, fallacious, mistaken erroneous

inclined to doubt skeptical

yearn, aim for, desire earnestly aspire

untidy in dress; careless, sloppy slipshod

low, vile, detestable, worthy of scorn despicable

lethargic, listless, lazy, sluggish languid

brash, impudent, undesirably prominent obtrusive

to make improper use of for personal profit exploit (v)

unconquerable, unbeatable invincible

masterful, proficient, skilled adept (adj.)

grim, gloomy desolate, dreary bleak

to get stuck mire (v)

rough, strong, harsh rugged

to free from slavery; unshackle emancipation

undersized, miniature, small diminutive

to blame, reprimand, scold chide

spontaneous, impromptu extemporaneous

an expert adept (n)

a feat, deed exploit (n)

disable, cripple, harm impair

an introduction, preface, prologue preamble

To cause to become, make; to perform render

incorrect, fallacious, mistaken erroneous

inclined to doubt skeptical

yearn, aim for, desire earnestly aspire

brash, impudent, undesirably prominent obtrusive

mud; a tough situation mire (n)